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hernia mesh compensation claims
August 31, 2018
Compensation for pelvic mesh problems

You can claim for personal injury compensation for pelvic mesh problems, and it’s important to claim given the severity of the issues that can arise.

We’ve spent a number of years talking about pelvic mesh problems, and we’re now at a point where the number of people suffering complications appears to be increasing, and people are far more aware of the dangers now. Only recently did the NHS finally put a widespread pause on the procedure – news we welcome – after another review into the safety and the efficacy of the devices.

With some victims left unable to walk or work for the rest of their lives, claiming compensation for personal injury and losses is incredibly important.

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unsatisfactory safety information
April 18, 2018
Resuscitation system recall issued after risk of damage to lungs found

An error with a resuscitation system has been reported to risk damage to lungs, according to information released by the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).

Manufactured by Intersurgical, the manual resuscitation system – named as the “Bag valve mask” (BVM) – risks damage to lungs due to the potential for excess pressure being delivered by the system.

Given that the defect is with a resuscitation system, this recall is an important one as lives may be at risk as a result of it.
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medical device recall
April 06, 2018
Risks of infection for patients where Zimmer Biomet hip and trauma instruments are used

Zimmer Biomet have been in the news in recent years over knee replacement device problems, which is one of many stories where medical manufacturers have been in the spotlight for medical device compensation claims.

You only need to look at the massive Metal-on-Metal hip implant cases to see just how big these kinds of claims are.

In this latest story, Zimmer Biomet are recalling specific hip and trauma instruments over potential risks of infections to patients.
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